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Camden Newark New Brunswick/Piscataway
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  Graduate School-New Brunswick 2017 Research Centers and Institutes Center for African Studies  
Graduate School-New Brunswick

Lucy Stone Hall, Room A-346

54 Joyce Kilmer Avenue 

Piscataway, NJ 08854-8045

Phone: 848-445-6638

http://ruafrica.rutgers.edu

Stéphane Robolin, Director

Director Email: srobolin@rci.rutgers.edu


The Center for African Studies (CAS), established in 1997, coordinates many exciting initiatives related to Africa around the university. It offers a minor and graduate certificate in African Studies. CAS also promotes the study of African languages, and the Model African Union, a participatory course that culminates in a national student summit in Washington, D.C.

Another primary role of CAS is to foster a greater public understanding of Africa, particularly among K-12 teachers. The Graduate School of Education's Office of Continuing Education and Global Programs maintains a resource center with curricula and programs linking Africa to the United States for educators, and makes specialists available to assist teachers covering Africa in world history, social studies, special education, math, and the arts.

 
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